How Transition to NSPS Would Work
The Navy recently put out guidance on how the transition to the new national security personnel system might work for …More
The Navy recently put out guidance on how the transition to the new national security personnel system might work for …More
The judge’s decision clouds the outlook for the startup of other parts of NSPS. On its face, the order does …More
While ruling for the unions on those issues, the judge sided with the Pentagon on several other matters. One involved …More
The judge agreed with a group of unions that the implementing rules published by DoD last fall exceed the department’s …More
A federal judge in Washington, D.C. has issued an injunction preventing the Defense Department from carrying out certain parts of …More
The Bush administration has once again requested changes in the Federal Employees’ Compensation Act, the workplace illness and injury benefits …More
The OPM report carries data on the workforce by age, gender, race, salary and other demographics. For example, it shows …More
The Office of Personnel Management has released a new profile of federal employment, showing that over the two years ending …More
The budget also says that an initiative to examine and potentially reduce the presence of federal civilian jobs overseas will …More
The administration’s fiscal 2007 budget plan projects that federal employment will stand at 1,867,000 in 2007, up from the 2005 …More
Many employees planning to retire have questions about how much annual leave they can be paid for when they jump …More
One other major change being considered would be specifying a set of “fundamental competencies” running across all five core qualifications. …More
The Office of Personnel Management has drafted a revision o f the “executive core qualifications,” the set of behaviors and …More
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Sen. John Warner, R-Va., has said that he and top Pentagon officials …More
Detailed guidance, called implementing issuances, is still to come on the NSPS personnel rules and is subject to continued collaboration …More
The Defense Department says it still plans to begin phasing in its national security personnel system April 30, starting with …More
Separately, an appeal of another judge’s ruling blocking many similar planned changes at the Department of Homeland Security remains pending …More
A federal judge in Washington, D.C. is continuing to consider a union request to block parts of the Defense Department’s …More
Whether you are an employee or a retiree, if you die and have children, they may be eligible for a …More
The Pay Agent–which consists of the heads of the Labor Department, Office of Management and Budget and Office of Personnel …More
The Pay Agent’s report acts as groundwork for deliberations on the January 2007 federal pay raise; the Bush administration has …More
The fiscal 2007 budget recommendation closely follows release of a report showing that the average gap between federal and non- …More
For a look at OPM’s budget justification document to Congress in support of its internal plans and its planned initiatives …More
Meanwhile, officials also have outlined what they expect to be in a proposed Federal Retirement Improvements Act, saying that on …More
The administration also plans to seek legislation that would allow Blue Cross/Blue Shield–the largest carrier in the Federal Employees Health …More
The administration also said in the document that its plan to use some of the money available for raises for …More
The Office of Personnel Management has sent Congress a budget justification document saying that while both the federal civilian and …More
The Office of Personnel Management is conducting a special open season running for the month of February for enrollees of …More
The small and mid-sized U.S. company stock (S) fund led the Thrift Savings Plan in returns in January, posting a …More
Under CSRS, except for your having worked longer and having a higher high-3, your retirement death benefits don’t really change …More